The Companion to Development Studies

By M. Redclift. 2002

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• Knowledge, learning and development: a post-rationalist approach (2006, background): “Often through Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) – see Chapman and Slaymaker (2002), Wilson (2002) and World Bank (1999).”
• Sport: a new engine of development? (2008, background): “Even contemporary texts on development (such as Hettne, 1995; Desai and Potter, 2002; Kingsbury, 2004), where one might expect some discussion of the recent intensifi cation of sport to development, fail to highlight or comment on the relationship.”